Stryker

Step 1: Pre-operative CT scan to create a 3D model of the patient's knee.

Step 2: Surgeon uses Mako software to plan implant placement and bone resection.

Step 3: During surgery, the Mako robotic-arm guides the surgeon to precisely resect bone.

Step 4: Implant is placed according to the pre-operative plan, ensuring optimal alignment and stability.

Step 1: Pre-operative imaging to assess spinal anatomy and plan screw trajectories.

Step 2: Registration of the patient's spine with the Q Guidance System.

Step 3: Real-time navigation guidance during screw placement, ensuring accurate trajectory and avoiding critical structures.

Step 4: Post-operative assessment of screw placement with intraoperative imaging.

Step 1: Diagnostic arthroscopy to assess the extent of the rotator cuff tear.

Step 2: Debridement of damaged tissue and preparation of the bone bed.

Step 3: Placement of suture anchors into the bone.

Step 4: Suturing the rotator cuff tendon back to the bone using specialized arthroscopic instruments.

Step 1: Closed or open reduction of the hip fracture.

Step 2: Insertion of implants (e.g., screws, plates) to stabilize the fracture.

Step 3: Intraoperative imaging to confirm proper reduction and implant placement.

Step 4: Post-operative rehabilitation to restore hip function and mobility.

Step 1: Pre-operative planning with advanced imaging to map out the surgical approach.

Step 2: Small incisions are made to access the spine.

Step 3: Specialized instruments are used to perform discectomy, laminectomy, or fusion.

Step 4: Post-operative rehabilitation to minimize pain and restore spinal function.